Backsplash Tile
Kitchen Backsplash Tile in Westchester County, NY
The backsplash is where personality enters a kitchen. We guide your tile selection and handle all installation as part of your complete kitchen renovation.
Six backsplash directions
Classic Subway Tile
The most enduring kitchen tile choice. 3×6 inch glossy or matte subway tile in white, off-white, or soft gray. Timeless in Westchester's colonial, Tudor, and cape-cod homes.
Handmade & Artisan Tile
Slightly irregular tiles with texture, depth, and character not achievable with machine-made tile. Popular in transitional and farmhouse kitchens. Zellige and terracotta are favorites.
Large-Format Porcelain Slab
Full-height porcelain slab — running from countertop to upper cabinets as a continuous panel. Minimal grout lines, maximum impact. The contemporary choice for European-style kitchens.
Natural Stone Mosaic
Marble mosaic, travertine, and stone chip patterns. Adds warmth and natural variation. Often used as an accent strip or niche liner rather than a full backsplash.
Patterned Cement Tile
Bold geometric or floral patterns in a matte finish. Creates a strong statement in transitional and eclectic kitchens. Works best when cabinets and countertops are relatively neutral.
Herringbone & Specialty Patterns
Tile set in herringbone, Flemish bond, or other specialty patterns adds visual interest to any tile type. Popular in niches, range surrounds, and statement backsplash walls.
Backsplash FAQ
What backsplash tile is most popular for kitchens in Westchester?
Subway tile in a classic brick pattern remains the most popular choice, followed by large-format porcelain slab and handmade or artisan tiles in transitional and traditional kitchens. Full-height backsplashes running from countertop to upper cabinets are increasingly common in luxury Westchester renovations.
Should my backsplash match my countertop?
Your backsplash should complement your countertop, not necessarily match it. A marble countertop pairs well with a simple backsplash that doesn't compete. A quartz countertop offers more freedom to use a more expressive backsplash tile.
Can you do a full-height backsplash behind the range?
Yes. Full-height range backsplashes — from countertop to ceiling or range hood — are a signature element of luxury kitchens. These are fully integrated into our kitchen renovation process.
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Design Your Kitchen Backsplash With Us
We guide tile selection and handle all installation. Visit either showroom to see samples — no appointment necessary.